Nikon 25338 User Manual - Page 202

Show Grid, Show Lost Highlights, View Menu

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View Menu Chapter 26 196 Show Grid Select this option to impose a grid pattern over the current image. The color and spacing of the grid can be set within the Preferences. Show Lost Highlights The Show Lost Highlights feature identifies areas in which detail may have been lost in the highlights by locating pixels with the maximum value for one or more channels. This information can be used when adjusting the tonality of the image, such as when applying white points, to ensure that the optimal amount of detail is retained within the image. When you enable the Show Lost Highlights command, the entire image will become black while displaying any areas that contain maximum values for one or more channels. Only those areas that contain maximum values will be displayed within the image window when this option is enabled. That is, only the pixels that contain a value of 255 will be displayed for each of the three channels. The resulting image will contain white, primary, and secondary colors only. The following table describes values these colors represent: White Yellow Magenta Cyan This area contains values of 255 for the Red, Green, and Blue channels. This area contains values of 255 for the Red and Green channel. This area contains values of 255 for the Red and Blue channels. This area contains values of 255 for the Green and Blue channels. Red This area contains values of 255 for the Red channel. Green This area contains values of 255 for the Green channel. Blue This area contains values of 255 for the Blue channel. With this display on, you can adjust the settings of one of the enhancements that has already been applied to reduce the brightening effect and prevent details from becoming blown out.

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Chapter 26
View Menu
Show Grid
Select this option to impose a grid
pattern over the current image.
The color and spacing of the grid can
be set within the Preferences.
Show Lost Highlights
The Show Lost Highlights feature identi-
fies areas in which detail may have been
lost in the highlights by locating pixels
with the maximum value for one or more
channels. This information can be used
when adjusting the tonality of the image,
such as when applying white points, to
ensure that the optimal amount of detail
is retained within the image.
When you enable the Show Lost
Highlights command, the entire image
will become black while displaying any
areas that contain maximum values
for one or more channels. Only those
areas that contain maximum values will
be displayed within the image window
when this option is enabled. That is,
only the pixels that contain a value of
255 will be displayed for each of the
three channels.
The resulting image will contain white,
primary, and secondary colors only. The
following table describes values these
colors represent:
White
This area contains values
of 255 for the Red, Green,
and Blue channels.
Yellow
This area contains values
of 255 for the Red and
Green channel.
Magenta
This area contains values
of 255 for the Red and
Blue channels.
Cyan
This area contains values
of 255 for the Green and
Blue channels.
Red
This area contains values
of 255 for the Red channel.
Green
This area contains values
of 255 for the Green
channel.
Blue
This area contains values of
255 for the Blue channel.
With this display on, you can adjust the
settings of one of the enhancements
that has already been applied to reduce
the brightening effect and prevent
details from becoming blown out.